A handy, personal copy of the United States Constitution in pamphlet form. To capture the revolutionary flavor and intensity that produced the original document in 1776, on each page of this pamphlet is found an image of Crispus Attucks, the first man killed by the British in The Boston Massacre in 1770. Attucks, a sailor, whaler and longshoreman, embodied the fervor for freedom from dictatorship that was The Revolutionary War. This small booklet is meant to live on the kitchen table, travel in backpacks and in back pockets. It is meant to inform conversations at work, at home and in any place where citizens understand that the guarantees of The Constitution are an American birthright. It is meant to be read in part, or back to front, or in random sections or in its entirety. This copy is meant to ride on the dash, be lent to a friend, left in a coffeeshop or, gifted to a young person. In the spirit of Crispus Attucks, this personal pamphlet is meant to inspire Americans to daily live with a strong knowledge of their Constitution, rights and privileges. Read more